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OPERA AT THE METROPOLITAN

sTannhauscr- was brought forward ~ the third
Wagnrrian work OF the season at tho metropolitan
Opera House last night, but not a. had been eA"c'e"
in the version prepared for Paris IN isGI Tho oIcra
was given in all respects except hoSo which dcINndeh
on the individual singers, as 1t was last year some
Of the principal characters indeed wero ropre,on'od
by the Same artists Herr NIcmann was tho hero o.
the story Frau sedl Kraus tho heroine and Herr ~
vary again presented that agreeable picture to tho eye
a. Walther." which called ont many cnconlum'
upon us artistic taste last year while hs clear ringing
voice added much to tho mclodous finale Of tn" hSt
act which would have been most satisfactory piece
Of work II Herr Alcy had not sung co!orlc,y a'
wolfram Herr AlcxI. though tho fact was not An
nounccd Nho management seems dlsnclncd this yoar
to akc tho public into IT'S conndcncol Wa In reality
substitute for Herr Robinson whose hoarscne>s has
kept him out OF active service since Ito first night -
the season There Is view Of tho case In which a
change from Herr Robinson would be welcome. for a
singer affects pathos to the verge OF choking Is
scarcely TO be set down a worthy Interpreter OF
Wagner, rolos But lao at least has warmth and VI
tally OF style, and these qualities wcrc missed In
Herr Alexis performance.
Herr Elmblad tho pOndcrouS swedish basso wa,
appropriately unctuou, In tho part Of tho LangIasc,
from whom have long since ceased expecting q
revelation In either musical or dramatic sense. In
the character OF Venus Of tho new women
singers OF tho company presented herself for judgment
-Hiro do Marion. Tho lady belongs to that class OF
singers generally described " useful" Her vOca!
lit and her requirements arc Ia no respect TcmArha
bic, but since tho modern German regime has brought
It 10 pass ~ Madame Marchesi once remarked that a
SINGER Is now engaged as ono would hire maid Of
all work. such singers as irauoln DIS Marion have
significant mission to fuh II she caused some disap
polutmont In the first SCENE both In her own singing
and I'm tho circumstance that shc failri To INSPIRE
Herr Nlcann do full Justice to HI powers she al
least AL merit OF having rcconcesI som" ~ her
hearers the Abandonment OF tho plan Ia g"o tho
opcra in the version That version expands
tho bacchanalian -ccn" aud the contest between
Venus" and "Tannhau,cr,' and last night both
Of these were quito long enough In fact
though the change from Tho grutto Of Venus To The
sun-hIny Thurlncan landscape In giway> delightful
sensation II peculiarly refreshing last night II
may DO added. however Ia j. sti'e Ia an obviously
conscientious young singer, that Miss Dilthoy stood
tho test OF tho shepherd lads unaccompaniod sonc
eIcc!lontly.
Tho ia lmre gyo tho pari, version Wa due 10
want Of limo for adequate fchcarsais " Slrsiricd
4, UNFORTUNATE It's donitlds.
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shown It ovcr and over and again. Ills acting
Is all tho moro effective because associated with
matched ability to insist and insure that cycry play
shall bo perfectly we'll act In every particular, and
that every part 1t shall DO compccntly acted But
his genius and his ability discrcdtcd than
those OF Macready wero by his attention to technical
detail and his insistence upon total excellence OF re-
suit. It should DO observed, however that no has
carried stage garnituro TO extreme limit ana that
his nvcstlturc OF Faust IA magnificent, 50 mar
vellous, that possibly It may tend In tho mihu@ o'
many spectators to obscure and ovcrwhem the Inc
intellectual forcc, tho beautiful delicacy, and The
oOnsummate art with which no cmbodlcs "MephS-
topheles." 1t ought not TO produce this enoct-oe-
cause In fact the spectacle presented Is actnaS ahu
truly, that Of a supernatural being predominant by
force OF Inherent strength and charm over tho pro'
c1panse OF this populous and tceming world bnt IL
might produce It. And for the practical good of tho
art OF acting progress In this direction has pfopao'
gone far enough.
Tho supreme beauty OF tho production is The poetic
atmosphere OF it-he Irradlation Of precisely thst
strange sensation of being haunted which sometimes
will como upon You. even at noonday. In lonely
places, vacant hillside, beneath the dark bonghS Oh
great trees. In tho presence OF tho grim ara silent
rocks and by tho solitary margin OF tho sea inc
hands that painted, equally with tho mind that do
viscd this scenery arc touched with poetic Igi'
Tho feeling is that Of Goeihes own weird and sug
gestIve scene OF tho "Open Field tho black horses
and tho raven sono or that of tho shuddorng lines
In Coleridgo:
As that a lonesome road
Doth walk in fear and dread
And, having turned round, Walks D"
And his head:
Because he knows frightfu heh ---'
Doth close behind him tread D..
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BEACH At Madison n. J.. November. 1887 Mr., Martha
Beach wsGr Of " %,@ Beach and d-ush
her ato home Tharsisy November TO- at IL
O'CLOCK IN.
BIooNon SOy"mses5 ss7 Jane. hyde. son of Rich
BURR-At hi. residence l7s South 9th,t prOoEl,n. on
MONDAY evening November T. Jonathan 5. Burr. In the
Notice OF fuuorsl hereafter
50. H rnns ' on sunday November
Friends and roAv', are .sspsouy xs to attend ss
Carriages win Ssa spot arrival leaving New
York foot OF Libortyst. at il:ioArn
DExTER-At h.r home La Cantera" caiistosa CAL on
DeItcr formerly Of III, otv.
GREEN -suddsny on November g. 1881 George B. Green.
Relative, and OF tho family are In yted to attend his
nn'r. on wsGns.y morpns a ~ from '
Intermoul prvate at Ea'ton' Penn
GREGORY AT wilton. Conn, SATURDAY. Novemssr 9.
MISS Claris'a NJ. Gregory in me 79th year OF hcr 40
Funeral .ts resIdsnco Tuesday November
csrrases viii meet tho train arriving Wilton 1890
LATnAM-o ON SUNDAY November 6 1897: Martha D. VII.
OF apt Ehot Latham at 400 Paoncst BROOKLYN .''eF
Funera her iats resistance on TUESDAY evening
p' az aeS omit II h ho~cr. '''''' '"' ''''
RuTTER-on sun ay November G. John r. Rutter
fgnsr ssryess At n' i.to .s,donGs ~ osocs so
Ike at yes and friends are lnyitet TO attend
sTEwARr-M Flushing, l.. l.. November g. 1897. Charles
j stewart IN tho 46th yoar o. nsts, e.,, u,r,o,
Long Island on rhu rsd.v. November 10 1887 at Up M
CarrIagr, viii he In ATTENDANCE Syossett arrival OF
train leaving Long island city at o'clock.
VANDFRH DOR At Norwood v y. on sunday night,
November Is tornellus Vanierloof. agei II yeara
Notice Of iunera in New York announced TO morrow
WHITLEY-Snlisnlv a. n, residence o. no, daushter:
Mr.. George W. A,n. Elizabeth. y. j., Mira Mary Adilr
Whitley -.
Relatives and friends svtei tn attend tho mineral ser
First Baptist Church. on Tuesday oth Ih'' Al
$50 IN.
VISION Monday. November T. Isabella wife o. James L.
WISE.
Relative. and friends arc Invita- attend the funeral ser
vice. Al her lto reence 81 est 5lsst on wednesday
the 9th MT. ~ ll;3O IN
Please flower.
woObRUFF-On Moulav evening. November 7. at No. 8
JOfh.st. AlOuzO q. Woodruff
| N-.ft. n glutr "a lsr ekff
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shouia be road daily W ali Interested as changes may
r'r farcsn countries b. specially ad
:p!Hs Dy 1G o pan ssA: sna
eoc, mcnts 30 specially Addressed being scat o' "
$3.50 no ~e- cnnr vov.no,r IL will close
,,rromptIr,n ii 400 ,tr,' M, !, t'rov'
IL ,,csmship Hayden Republic At p IN. for rrniIIo
mr. sts.nishlp Harold from Nev-pdosl'
ce, wa ctlcrs Tor area. r.n amt other
Euoasan colntre, wn,, "' pcr ssam.hip n. via
sou,nsmpion All Bremen d.it,r, or Iroland tni as,
30 30 T%st. VIA cro,, and wndwa sand,
nr.rt n-r snt n,tp Bsrraconts. 1T % m i"r belIe'
Puerto Cortok AMI Guate "a' por steamship """"''0'
FROM Now orlsAn. ~
TnynspAi1 r cs9 ssa A VIM sv nrr nOi s
ter, Tor h.,. nllA must be droctst pse Sgho,
al m m for srnndi por ,ts,n'lp or!neSo a,
for c,s'' CIV C OF &sut. G.ef,
Mexican sits> must b, ht1 ''' P,errs Mianolon per
steamer tro's Iiautar
sArUGDAY 1880 FOR T'a AT g ttH o.r
Rururs ctho, Ip 4" M TOR
f is. sos ss '' ,S por e,% T. NC.-
m,no VII Hare at 10 80 m pr sSs"r. nus. 10
Srcctoi p.von, at u % for td q'' vc ana
%S d%rcc %,ss C1T.;. S & a, for
oar An,rH n'@%n5S l ".'V VIA Ts nsa csr
other counr'; , va for the %tss no
ai5;c'ei g' 6 g'T ,to,n AZ aa H%.eria%
G..r' Hrg' ,,r Steamship PoSn,nd Antwerp
netter. must directed "psr Pohnlan' y
suNDAY-M 8 u ~. for fre town AM h'"o"o"'' Por
~ -. ,nshi, Harlan from Nevor"tns 49, ,,,, , q.
Mai. Tor Australia NeT.Ieiani ga i"lce rit a"u -
r,o,n r.l11t. nor ,eLns1D HoN IN ia NE'h IN -
~ -. h.re Noven NOR II ~ N}lh ~ lol on ur'vil
Ns.Yor OF .t-a Thin lernanio with brit'h nv or
A,.tr,un Malls emma AM Pol
ON ~ Vrw.York (fr,m a. ranclScol .oto nee ~
vomhcr ~ a. p -; inc,snot cls,. nor, November
AZ n m Mails for rnba by ra, 10 mp e. az
rhrSso by steamer Key West Fla close at this Office
daily at . 30 a. IN.
-Th. schedue OF closing or Trans racine mans - az
,anred on presumption 81 70 W @ III, u
,,,ne Al san Franc a. VI sailing VI scaeS are
aisnaichcc thence thu sumo Gay n...-
,o., omce New York N. Y Nov. T. lSSL
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PEOPLE WHO SAW TIE PLAY.

Many familiar ir,t-night faces were seen IN 'ho
audience and several theatre parties wore sl'oh' III
Mr.. Irving's box Mrs q. II. baldwin, VINO h'i
a. her guests Mr.. and Mrs Channcy NJ Drio" anu
Eliot Gregory. la tho box directly oppose tho
stage box al the right OF tho house wcrc MI "'''
Mrs Arson Phcip, Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. isaac i''i"
ami Mrs John sherwood. Tn Odorc Moss h''i '''o
various members of hi, famiI, in his own poi' anu
Mrs Maurice h. Flynn ontcr aimed party In tho box
opposite. Mrs. jose paino May, her niece 'iS'
Williams and her brother, samuel Law, wrir III o"'
Of tho upper Jroscenium boxes. Among tho'o !"
tho orchestra were General Horace Porter "eh'r"
Daniel r. sicLlrs Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Asior
Ktlgwav Nj, ore, Mr. a.d Mr.. W Fellow Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. John IIOey, J. X. Mora, MIS-. "v",s"
william Ball III, Miss GIarr il0yt Mis-, FlNlc u' ""''
iacy Clark, Mrs George S. scott, tho Misses o'"t'
sebastian u. : hi singer, Mr, George Drew hAtJ
moro, Mrs James Lewis, g. +. Oh ttcr'on' Jonn VIZ
bert NJ. and Mis " Ham y. I0"d IT, nr sYu
Mrs Albert Hilton. Mr. ard Mrs FRANK H@.''or ~
Mrs. Ian Forbes Robcr' ~"n.. NJ and M. y -
shaw Mr. and Mr.. george W Merritt ana mrs ~
John Bcaslcy with thea rc party.
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FITTING SHOE S on WOMEy.
from IN, ifrTchant IrdrSilrr.

Once In n WHILE shoe salesman " ]
have customers IadIc,-whOm IL taxi mo an hour or
moro to servo. They Ia want to look at all tho shoes
there are In tho place and to tr, on great many
/ had one this morning, >hc put on several SHOES.
and each time she would stand on both SIDES oi nor
foot and twist f. around into all sorts Of shapes and
insist that tho leather ought To DO pcTfccy sH""In
ia every part. When Sho got urea OF piHl'he >.'
an and of she took a air The, fitted hcr exactly.
though she wasn't satisfied. sho Thought thai whoh
She subjected hor frct 10 such contortohs that 'hoS
almost doubled up the leather above tho lhS'op
wrinked too much. Mcn are easy to Mt"
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MARRIED.

COE-BIGEIOw-On saturday, November D. at Enf,e
wood. j.. Rev. Horny AZ. Booth. d. De- hAi' t.
BgeOw to George = Coo. $500
UAY-BURr-On Wednesday evening. Novembsr - 80
at the residence Of tho brides parents. East SasA
Mich by tho Rev Franklin Noble jennie hloise 'A,sm
tar of the Hon W. Burt 10 Louis Condit nay oi ~
Paul MINI.
wILLIAMs-wELCHIn Hartford Conn Ihnfsdy y. me nc
tobsr 81 1887 bv thu ov DR. W. L. cage assisted " INC
nav w De /. Love- Bernard Trumbull Wilams OF r.ss
tonbury Conn FRANCES Goodrich. daughter Of tne A's
HK w. WEIGH, Of Hartford
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Republican Candidates in Kings Comfy.
STATE.
Secretary OF state.
FREDk d. CRANE
Comptroller.
JESSE s. LAMOREAUN
Treasurer.
JAMES II. CARMICHAEL
Attorney. General.
JAMES A. DENNlSON
Engineer AMI surveyor.
o. ii. =. CoRNEL
COUNTY.
sheriff.
CLARK d. RHINEHARE
Supervisor-at Larga
THOMAS FITCHfE.
Associate Justice OF Sessions
JAMES SAVAGE.
CITY.
Mayor
ANDREW D. BAIRD
Adermen.at.Largs
JAMES McYEEX. ALERo J, NEWTON o,
c. A W. E l1nSFpT'rs \ SA M6So HASpS
District Aldermen.
First District
MICHAEIJ UYLAND. GEORGE CRU.
FREp'K c. DU BoIs. JOHN y. BRAUNSBERo
second District
JOHN J. scuLussuR SAMUEL NJ. wEEKEs.
JOHN j. WALKER HENRY A SMITH.
Third District
RIGHfRP xTEfkEb r rAFEP KfaoHoT
Justices Of tho Peace.
EDWARD H. schLUErEk.
SENATORIAL.
Second District
Third District
vUGENE T. OCOSNOR
Fourth District
JACOB woRr0
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FIRST CAMPANlNI CONCERT.

Tho programme OF tho nrsi Of tho Campsnini con
cert to be gwen thurs AZ evening Oh ~ familiar
hut pl asng .id to tho lovers 81 Italian music.
Sgnor Campaninf win 10 heard In tho oavatina from
arst" and hignora ltep,tO In tho rOudo "Arlpn 81
incensl ." Nine. seal, nj Will sing All purl 'rofnD ~
from SrmrainiIo Caia>s rumanco from Ma,-an't
Re di Lahore Nanncu" Eha gianna Ia din"'
AMI Miss Ans dor 90 viii Iiay ChopIns "Ahdanto
~ angtO al IOiOh -" These tho PRINCIPAL
FIXTURES Of The
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United Lab , Nomination
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF GENERAL
SESSIONS
FREDERICK G. LEUBUSCHER.
Cl,,zens' Committee on Insa License.

NEW. YORK. November 4. 1887.
To tho Republican. Democratic and Independent Voters Of
tho xIth aud XXIst Assembly Districts:
The citizens. Committee comp)ssl OF members Of all 20.
ltcal parties appointed to advocate the enactment OF
High License BY the last legislature having boon con-
tnued permanent organization appeals to you as
honest and intelligent and to exert
your influence in favor OF High License
THE HON. ERNEST III. CROSBY
ANDTHE
HON. ROBERT RAY HAMILTON
are candidates election in tho XXI,t AMI XEh Assem-
bly, Districts respectively Tho liquor dealers OF the ents
city have combined TO prevent their rseecton this sole
ground that they voted for the Ugh License bill members
Of the last Legislature.
Liquor Dealers Association has taken these
Districts special charge. and has been openly
stated that every posslbo Will be used aud largo
money expended to defeat those candidates for no
other reason than this votoi for High License
leading ponents iudorsoi by the liquor dcaers
opposed to High License
High License thus been made the sole issue 1t is OF
the utmost Importance 10 to cause o. lsh License thai
these gentlemen have themselves its tried and
trusty advocates should be returned 10 the legislature
Upon this issue they have faithfully ana eare,sIy ropre
,cnre not only their constituency but tho sroat
OF respect \ bio citizens tIroug hout to city.
We appeal the voters OF the and XIth Assembly
Districts every party who believe in restricting rafo
imposes upon the city enormous expense aud owls in
nuerabe and active support 10 Moss
crosby Hamilton. They tho only members of the
New York city dees alton In the last Assembly now candi
dates for voted favor OF the High License
bill AMI II due them yourselves ami to tho principle
which th. represents that public approval OF
their acton In the LEGISLATURE VI 1887 should find expres
sion IN the majority which shall send hem TO tho
legislature OF lsSS.
DORMAN d. EATON. Chairman.
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now POLTTENESS WOy 4 DRY-GOODS SALESMAN



Some year. ago dry goods salesman In London
store had acquired such a rcpu alton for courtesy and
xhau,t less Patience that Il sad To b" lhpO-'l-
bic to prpyOho frum him any orp cssiOn Of irabihiy
or the slightest synptom, OF NrnatiOn. 4 lazy OF
rank hearing Of his wonderful equanmity, determined
~ te,, II n all The annovance, with which veteran
hhop visitor knows how. to tease a stlrsnan IN"
failed the attempt. and thetcupon SET hin up IN
lilo to euinenCc In his trade, anu mo
handspring OF his later well his earlier career
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but Mr. Grnndys dialogue Is in his happiost VEIN There
Is scarcely . line that misses fro. The humOr, Q
rule Is not dragged in. But belongs to tho matter in
hand. Tho production whole IA far above the
general level Of adaptations from the German remind
ing one rather Of Aberys brilliant transcripts Of French
farce
LITTLE HOFMANN's FAREWELL RECTAL
At the Criterion, little Holman gave yesterday
onday) his last recital which, of course, ia not his
last, but u to be followed by farewell recital On
Monday next he starts for America There Is a sin
gular power In the one line Of advertisement OF yes
tcrday's recital published several days ago. lIof
manns last rccltal-all tickets sOld short and Sig
nicant. EDMUND YATES
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Tetoow.pg letter has boon issued by tho we'll tno wn
lawyers whose signatures appended IN f1Vor OF the
election OF OK Judge IL enry r. Rowland;
To VOTERS: We who are members OF tho New'fork Bar
resnectuly urge our follow vote at tho coming
eton for tho Hon Henry T. Rowland for Justice OF The
supreme Throughout the community Judge iowana
Is well known gentleman 81 the ghost character AMI as
apuhlc spirited citizen tplawyers he - equally VOL known
as prom rnt Yemh-r Of there who has already
judicial office most sat,itct'ry ana VINO by mo
choice OF both sides we'll ~ 0y selection OF mo
irn Inn, .bly a, rrelc, IN and important
eases From knowledge 81 ~ ec Rowland as man ana
a, law yer We believe wOut mako entirely hon
faithful fearless and cnpeient Ju Re ana moreover
that ho degree tho qnahc tons rrqusto
10 ain tho high office which he has
becu nominated.
Ncw.lOrk Nov 3, 1887. FRANCIS T. BAhiDW,
OEO DE FOREST LORD. JOSEPH IL tilOhirr
CHARLES G. BRAM\N, THOMAS NJ ND. Llama
CHARLES T.. STRONG. WILLIAM CHhMbE"s'
CtiAS r. soi'TlIMAYD ALBION T. MAN.
~ II If. FAY.
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TILE ErNERAL OF rHOMASE. TrEEDY.

THE FUNERAL or THOMAS +. TWEEDH
The funeral OF Thomas F. Tweedy held yesterday at
the Calvary Church. Fourth-aye. and The
Rev. Dr. Salteree Ohiclated The body was taken 10
Danbury. Conn, FOR burial committee OF the hatters
this city accompanied IL.
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TIE WEATHEk REP9RE


GOVERNMENT tNDIC AriOVs II H'HNN
wAsHfVaTsS. Nov. For New England. Eastern
Nsw-York, Eastern Psnnsyv ana aud New Isr'.y. idr
weather. rising followed By falling temperature iioSn 10
brisk southwcsterly winds shifting to westerly.
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TRIBUNE oPFicE. Nov 81 A. w. Fine weather WIN
q hay tendency prevailed yesterday. Tbs temperature
RANGED between AL and co.. the average toob DehS
So, higher than on Sundag. 60, =,
In ana nelr tai, citr tsdAr tiara will prSisI DO
fair, warmer weather. followed by cooler tendency
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoril
DIED

Open To-Day.-Let politics go after voting and 60 10
Wells IT'S Broadway for chronological e1amiIl'
ton. Museum FREQ 10 visitors. open to-day.
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comprising
u.,o Ivhrys Folding Red ebony: Mattresses choice
ant silk Dining Abies ana
ar, BooLca.es Desks Bufci Library Tables Lounges,
Msdurtts and Body BRUSSELS tat-
n,,, KrOnzcs Engravngs. Chandeliers. HltloIs &C. &c
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
ro.NOpROW (wEpN tsDAY) MORNING. NON. o.,
n.rIDrk
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the diagram continuous II ne shows the brom'' n
Yesterday observed At the United states 0sn
station ia this city The dasrs IN lcAe r tohpoA
turo noted at Uudnuts pharmacy 2l5 Broadway
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Gperill Noilces

A. Tho True Odor OF the violet
to So' st p5Pr IT'S an" TIoIf oRE
-, CAsWI IT., MA y,'sY , no. ysUpor,.
Absolute Art sale.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATIONS. ManagerA
THOMAS T.. KIRBY. Aucuoneer
on EXHIBITION FROM . A. NJ TO r. ~.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
GEa,t 23hst madison Squarel
AN IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING
MODERN EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINIlNtS'
Bydistiuxuishet artists,
COMPRGsITG rHE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
THOMAS REID or THIS CITY.
Anumbcr OF Pictures be sold to close the sstate'ot
IL. /. DOUsMAN DECEASED. OF IT. LOUIS
w. W. THAYER, DECEASED or BRooALYN.
and contribution, from . -, , -
wm (who ,o,o Close .eeo1at'c old Or n, = e.
G 9n% " asS S Ar'sur e,so! baaaor' NJ. do
DS sHfE ' AaBB!dLiGTEIy WITHOUT REsEHyyE
TUk So9 Is A ASD %t Hr f6cH6cH pH5G9E
A. Free Exhibition Day aud Evening
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
500 AND 800 FIFTH AVENUE
ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
TAPESTRIES. PoRcELAINs. JADE. IVORY CARY
iNG FIX COLI SLykn t 12d nNH Old p I24i
WARE AND OBJECTS or ART
RECENT NEGOTIATIONS OF
MIR. p. STEVENS.
NO EAST lSrHST.
Will RE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
MONDAY TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THU RsDAY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
NOV. Il. Is. 49, Il, IL, 49,
AT O'CLOCK.
WILLIAM p NORMAN. Auctioueer
RY ORrGIEI & co.
a Robert somrrviIe, Auctioneer
ORIOLES & CO..
s45 AND s47 BROADWAY.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
pARLOR DINING. ROOM LIBRARY AND CHAMBEB
FUKSIIUNEAND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsrrvATIsVS

IIOUhJ: Morning. fi5ht
aSS<6G 1890 I2io94I Hpm1l
b+-a-tzlll - Liz =, y
~ - ~. --,-f ~
n II KIN M rt,ii- I. 4
trrnId i,Ta--rrra lfIHtl1si y.
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])olitlcal Moth tes.

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pOnERT BONYNGE. Secretary.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE or

pARLoR DINING. ROOM. LIBRARY AND CHAMBER
FrKNIIUNE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
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United Democratic Nomination
FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT.
MORGAN j. O'BRIEN.
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For Justice OF the supreme Court,

HENRY f.. ROWLAND.
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IrAR\Ep ORIENTALIST BROKEN DOWN
Sir Richard burton, of Arabian Nights celebrity,
who has been alng years, has at last broken
down altogether lie has frequently been Obliged
m leave Ll. most az Consul at Trieste 10 recruit al 'ls
had or Saucrbrunn In summer and at Nlco or MenOno
IN wintor His enforced absence during tho recent
visit of the Duke OF Edinburgh and the Moditrfaho"h
houaron 10 The chief port was much rrSrtteu
by tho English residents. Sir MchaIu' whose ul'un
gul,hcd services and conspicuous aO"lty ha'o ooo"
but scantily rewarded by appointment In the con
,ular service 4. one OF tho most learned OF orcnta
students and the most prolific Of authors on Eastern
que ,tions Though of office Is not Completed
his long and distinguished record Of service 10 tho
county clearly enilto, him to retro on a pension.
NJ. sAL,S SEW QUARTERS ~ NICIoElA-sE
Victoria Al. Il "A thQroughfaro scarcely IhrY' ono
would say, to be chosen place of residence ny 10"
lowers OF tho muse, but good many journalists anu
mon of letters have recently pitched thor tents " "
Tho latest addition to tho number Is MIR t. ~ ""'"
who ha, removed hs pictures. his curioS' MS o'0"
, md nj, tcn-thou-and volume library from his olu
r,omv house I'm Mochlenbureh Square to nat III VIC
,.aat WHORE ~ his Immediate ncighDors III 'ho eahio
hou.. IA, has Mr. W. H. Russell L chuo'ol' ana
NJ , q Parkinson on tho ground floor, whore for
u,env tho witty Lord Of Wnchelsca smoked MS long
cigars and medllated his epgrams
"ruE AnABIAN NIGHTS AT THE GLOBE
rbers Z. Iulo 20 be said OF Tho Arabian Nights
at tho Globe except t,~ It promises and deserves 10
DO . great success. Won Mosc plot Is oi no ACCOUNT
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Robert Somrryille, Auctionccr.